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Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-07-19
TYLER.
Half Fare to the horticultural Falr-A
Row Between Two Editors,
S,ocgor 10 tLo G.ga.ro

Half Fare to the horticultural Falr-A
Row Between Two Editors.
Special TO the Gazette
Tyler, TEX, July IS The managers
of the horticultural fair have selected the
27th and 2Sth inst. for the convention OF
that society here, aud mammoth ex-
hibits Will be made. Special rates have
been secured on all railroads by which
persons may attend the festivities at half
the usual fare.
The city wss thrown into great excite
ment to-day by fight between i, NJ.
Green, editor Of the Tyler Courier, and
Mr.. Johnson, editor Of the Tyler
Daily Tribune. Green knocked
Johnson down and dealt him sew
eral blows about the head and
face, but doing no permanent injury.
Johnson only got in two or three blows,
bruising Green's face little. The fight
was the result of an article which
appeared in the Tribune Of to-day,
severely criticising Green for his conduct
in fight some days ago with Mr.. c. L.
Caspary Of this city.
The schedule on the St.Louis Arkansas
and Texas Railway has been changed so
as 10 throw all daily papers here a. 10
o m, instead OF p. II. as formerly,
which IS much regretted Qy our people.
Mr.. L. T. Shut, photographer of
good standing in this city and 8 man
about fifty years of age, was arrested
this evening for criminal assault
upon a little girl about twelve years of
age, the daughter of Mr. Bingham of
this city. His bond was fixed 1T $500.
He is still in custody
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-07-19
THE GAINESVILLE TRAGEDY.
The Bostick Boy Submitted to a Close Eek
Rmination-No New Devolopm epts,

Rminstion-No New Develop mepts,
Special to the Gazette.
GAINESVILLE, Tex, July 18.-The re-
port having been industriously circulated
ever since last Wednesday morning and
having been published several times that
the young brother of Miss Mamie Bcstick
was the author OF the terrible tragedy Of
last week, the officers determined to-day
to sift the matter thoroughly 20 the bot
tom. So accordingly Sheriff Ware, JUS
tiCe Holman and several physicians went
TO the Bostick residence this afternoon
and made IN examination of tie young
msG, The unanimous conclusion
Of all present was that the boy Was
physically utterly unable to commit
the crime, having but very little
strength. Besides, the boy, although
simple and half-witted, is not disposed
to commit Injuries upon others in mis-
moments of irrespOnsibility, but on the
contrary, his tendencies are all in the
other direction. lie is said to be so
tender-hesIted that he cannot see
chicken killed without being
moved to tears. The Bostick family bave
been muCh grieved over the circulation of
this report, which, though entirely base
ISSS' H0o oCCu Christianity iePeaICu' ouu
mas been believed by some, and it is
greatsrelief TO TENN that the authorities
have Investigated the matter, aud shown
that there was no fact to support the
rumor.
There are no new developments to-day
at all, and the mystery shrouding
the whole affair is still unbroken.
\ wild report was circulated for
awhile to-day that startling
developments would be made
known to the public within the next
twentY-four hours. Patient investigation
and inquiry, however, revealed the feet
that there was nothing in the rumor. The
officers say that they have discovered
nothing and that they are still unable 30
advance any reliable theory as to the
cause of the tragedy.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-07-19
WACO.
Tho Alliance Headquarters-meeti OF
the whoeI-suH at Large,

Tho Alliance Hoadquarters-meeti OF
the whoeI-Stiu at Large,
Special to the Gazette.
WACO, TEX, July I8.-Messrs. c. ".
Macune, r. j. Sledge and Evan Jones,
executive committee of the Farmers AL
lance, arrived here at . p. m. to day, and
held a conference with the citizens com
mittee in regard 10 locating the Alliance
produce exchange and hea' quarters st
Waco. The results of the conference
are not sufficiently definite to warrant e
prediction that Waco will get the prize.
The Alliance proposition 70 Waco has
already been published in THE GAZETTE.
Messrs. Macune, Sledge aud Jones leave
for Fort Worth tonight to consult with
the people there on the same matter.
Z. 3. Warren, secretary Of the National
and State Farmers Alliance, leaves to-
morrow for Hollywood, Ark, at
which point the State Wheel, the sgri-
cultural organization of Arkansas, meets
next week. His mission there is to in
duce the Wheel to become psTt Of the
Alliance organization, and he has strong
hope of success.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-07-19
LONGYIEWs
Thnt Horse Stealing Cass-Organlzlns a
Ohapter-Personnl,

Thnt Horse stealing Cass-Organlzlns a
Ohaptor-PersonnI,
Special to the Gazette,
LONGyIEw, Tex, July I8.-ThG Cap
tain Saunders horse theft and forgery,
which was published in this paper few
days ago, has taken another shape. Saun-
ders claims and says he can prove by
numerous witnesses that he only left the
horse with Cody TO be sent back to the
livery stable, and that Cody took the ad-
vantage of his knowledge Of Saunders
having to leave the country
as fugitive from JUS
tee. Cody, who IS under arrest
says he sold him the boat in which he left
in, and $40 for the horse. But to mix up
matters worse. q Mexican claims the bOst
didn't belong to Cody, but was his (the
MeXiCan's). Saunders acknowledges the
forgery business, and will likely spend q
term in the pen. Saunders is about sixty
years old, and this may work in his favor.
The Masonic fraternity is about to re
organize new chapter OF Royal Arch
degree which has been defunCt for seven
years. The blue lodge is in good CondiS
ton.
John NJ Duncan speat Sunday with Us.
A telegram is Just received from Glade
water that a man named Martin has dan
gerously cut man at that place. No
further particulars. The county attorney
left for the scene.
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Doren VIII Die.

Special to the Gazette.
FORT SMITH, ARK, July lS.-The con-
dition of Major A. J. Doran is growing
worse and the general opinion is that he
will die. The prosecuting attorney of
this district took his statement OF the diff
hCultY between him and Fagg this after
noon. He has been hicCoughing constantly
for several hours and it is becoming diff
cult for him to talk. Fsgg is still in jeil,
no effort having been made to bail him
ont
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-07-19
Crops About Winona.

Special 70 the Gazette
WINoNA, TEX, July 18.-Crops are
looking fine in every respect. It is esti-
mated that corn will average thirty five
bushels per acre without any more rain
st sill. Cotton is very good considering
its chance. 1t is generally conceded that
cotton will yield great deal more than
the previous year, provided It has one
more season at the proper time.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-07-19
Maine Druggt,ts Close on Sunday

PORTLAND, ME- July il8.-The city
marshal having ordered the druggists not
to sell soda water and cigars on Sunday,
all the druggists in the city except the
proprietor Of one small shop closed their
stores entirely yesterday, not even put
ting up physicians prescriptions. Their
action is generally condemned by
the citizens, who do not sustain the mar
shaI in his attempt to force them. The
druggists will take some further concer-
trated action.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-07-19
GREENYILLE.
Notice Given OF an AppeaI-RRilway Dam
age sutts-OouTt otes.

NOTICE GaFen OF an Appeai-hRiIWay Dam
age sutts-OOuTt Eotes.
Special to the Gazette.
GREENyILLE, TEX, July LA the
case Of the State VS.. Henry Slamburger,
charged with the murder Of Miss Smith
in this county recently, tried ct Kauff-
men, the defendants counsel from Green
vile presented the latter part of the last
week, q motion to set aside the verdict
of the Jury and grant him a new trial.
The motion was Overruled by the court,
and thereUpOn the counsel gave notice OF
an appeal TO the Court OF Appeals.
In the District court to-day one Joe
Beatty, q youth of some seventeen or
eighteen years, was tried Tor the theft Of
horse from T. W Mathews
near GreenvIlIe, md was fouEd
guilty by the Jury otter
more than an hours retirement, which
assessed his punishment g! five years in
the peritentiRry.
There are fOrty-tWO cases now pending
on the district docket Of this county.
Two civil suits Of some importance were
disposed of in the District court to-day,
these Of J. K. Miller and wife, Mile Mil
Ter, against the Missouri Pacific Railway
Company and W. X. Smith and wife
against the same company. Both were
for damages for personal injuries received
nesr Leonard, Fannin county, in the
spring OF 1856. While all of the parties
mentioned were crossing the railway in a
wagon they were run into and more or
less seriously injured. Miller and wife
recover Of the company $1,000 and Smith
and wife the sum of $1,000. The jUdg-
ments were based on an agreement filed.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-07-19
Fatal Accident at Ball,nrer
Special to the Gazette.

oUtCIaI 70 INT ddLJIltI
BALLINGER, Ten, July IS A sad &C
cident occurred this evening late some
three miles south of this city which re-
suited in the killing of Mrs. W. J. Cor
nelly of San Saba county. The deceased,
together with little son and daughter,
were on their way to visit g Mr.. Hollo-
way in Tom Green county, brother of
the deceased. They had one gentle and
one foolish horse hitched TO the wagon.
After leaving the city they discovered
that they had left behind them 3 Jug. The
little boy unhitched the gentle h0Ese and
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-07-19
On Trial for HIatricide.

Special 70 the Gazette.
Fort SMITH, ARK, July lS.-CherTy
Scott, fine looking mulstto girl is on
trial in the Federal court, charged with
the murder of her mother some month,
ago in the ChoCtaw country, by dehber-
ately shooting her with a shot guu while
she was in bed Cherry does not deny
the crime, but on the contrary boasts Of
it. The ground of defense is insanity.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-07-19
oltr Marshal Of Palpstlns.

Special to inc Gazette.
PALESTINE, Tex, July I8.-Mr. j. A.
Kelly was to-day confirmed by the City
Council by vote of three to two to ill
the vacancy caused by the resignation Of
City Marshal G. c. Rogers.
Mr.. Kelly was for two years
az Efficient policeman : under Mar
shal Rogers and for the past twelve
months has been chief deputy under
Sheriff Henry Davis. His appointment
gives general satisfaction.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-07-19
One Negro Kills Another.

WICHITA, KAN, July lS.-On Chisholm
creek, in the northern part of the city, two
colored men were seen fishing together,
and later one of them was seen to leave
the place alone. short time after two
men found the body of the other man in
the creek with three knife wounds on his
head and his skull crushed in over the
right eye. The murdered mans name
was Tom Parrish.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-07-19
Ju,tifiable Homicide.

TOPEKA, KAN, July 18.-A coroner
inquest was held to-day over the body OF
John Clark, the colored hotel porter who
was shot and killed early Sunday morn
ing by Jacob Shane, while Clark was en-.
tering his house for the purpose of bur
glsry. The Coroner's verdict stated thst
Shane killed Clark in defense of his home
and family, and that the killing was justi-
fable and COmmendable,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-07-19
Died at Ballingsr.

Special to the Gazette.
BALLINGER, Ten, July Isl. c..
Huege, proprietor OF the Bsllinger Eagle
and prominent Odd Fellow, died in this
city last night after short illness. He
was buried with the honOrs of the above
order, the funeral procession being the
largest ever witnessed in this county.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-07-19
The Fxce1lent Oualitleg

OF the delightful liquid fruit remedy,
SYruptof Figs, commend 1t to all who
suffer from habitual constipation and
kindred Ills. Being in liquid form and
pIeating to the taste, harmless il its
Nature strengthening as we'll as cleansing
Units pEoperd9s55 ~ IS easily 4Rken by old
and young, and bgay beneficial in its
effects, and therefore the faYerite, t&mily
remedy, especially with the fadi6s and
children, who require g gentle yet efec-
tive laxative. For sale by Milton King,
druggist, Fort Worth.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-07-19
EARTHQUAKES.
rELT At ,rALrA ANp cAIRo.

LONDON, July IS.-A severe earthquake
shock occurred to-day at Malta a
serious shock was also experienced at
Cairo, where one man was killed and sew
eraI were injured. a number OF mosques
were damaged. Shocks were felt at
IsmaiIia and atAlexan dria
MOUNT ETNA N ERUPTION.
LONDON, July l8.-Slight shocks of
earthquake were felt in Sicily and along
the Italian coasts at : O'Clock yesterday
morning. Mount Etna is in q state of
eruption No damsge is reported
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-07-19
Anothsr Postponsmsnt.

Special to the Gazette.
GALVESTON, TEX, July IS The case
Of the State vs.. James Odell and Simms
for the murder Of Charles Quinlan was
called in the Criminal District court this
morning. and again cotinued on aiiidsyts
of the defendants to the fall term of the
court. This was quite disappointment
10 the large crowd who had assembled TO
see the trial Of these criminals
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-07-19

msndamus to compel the Board OF Police
Commissioners and the prosecuting at
torneys of the Court of Criminal correc-
ton to enforce the law. An alternative
writ was granted and the hearing OF the
case wss set for Friday. One of the pur-
poses of this proceeding is to get the
matter before the Supreme court and OBJ
tain g flnal decision.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-07-19

rode him back after the missing article.
In the meantime the other horse became
frightened, and the mother got out of the
wagon to hold him by the bit. While
holding him, the horse reared up, struck
her, knocked her down and then drew the
wagon across her neck, killing her in
stantly. Such are the facts as related by
the. little daughter, who was the only eye
The husband has been notified.
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a Mnrdercr Canfnred.

Special to the Gazette.
WACO, TEX, July lS.-A telegram was
received here tonight from Deputy
Sheriff Dan Ford that Smith jackson, the
negro who murdered John Tulley on Sat
urday last, had been captured ct Mexie,
Tex MIR. Ford and 8 large posse of men
started after the murderer last Saturday
night, and have been in hot pursuit Of
him since that time.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-07-19

Greatly Improved and Reduced in Price.
The Weekly GAZETTE is now only, 81 90
year; and will in future contain besides
the latest news from all parts CT the
world, TslmSge's sermon, 8 fashion
and household department, most reliable
market report. Thrilling serial stories by
the most popular authors Will be a weekly
feature s.se =
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-07-19
NnIlnw FsYer Recnrd-

KEY WEST, FLA, July l8.-No new
cases Of fever have occurred since yes
terdsy, but there were two deaths, The
record now stands: Total cases to date
ll9, deaths 80, sick now 81, discharged
cured 90.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-07-19

ST. LOUIS, July 1S.-Several prominent
Sunday law advocates who are not salts
fed with the late decision of Judge
Noonsu regarding that law, applied to-
day through their attorney to Judge
Valiant Of the Circuit court for writ Of
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-07-19
The Graat Bank Robbery

Is running in the Weekly GAZETTE,
which has been reduced TO 81 q year.
Following thiss other stories will appear.
TalmagesEsermons in every issue. Send
this great paper to your friends and let
them see what great country we live iAs
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The Weekly GAZETTE, the very best
newspaper in Texas, he's been reduced in
price to 81 year. Now is your OppoT-
tunity TO furnish your country cousin
with S weeks excellent reading at small
cOs%
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Henry S. Ives is now by maUy con-
sidered the coming fnsncier Of New
York.
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Tnlmago's Sermons One Year for a Doffas

Take the WEEKLY GAZETTEfor 81, and
you will have, besides Talmsge's sermons
every week. the latest state, domestic
and foreign news by telegraph, fashion
and household notes and q thrilling Sc
rial story. Subscribe now for yourself
and friends.
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the theory lightning don't strike twice IN
the same place,
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90, "a l. "a nv .-N.~~..~--, rC~1 -V's al
6. on corner Of Twelfth a1d Main,
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pair, sells every whdre. else at 50 3d.
RANDALL& CHAMBERS Co.
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q when nev, > l. ~ IISuti
:, held qusrterly conference
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e1r- sspgp9c 4. 5AGF ca cYele2 SD 81 kgMs.;
ig1Ss Us
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Fornsy Hay at so Gents a Bale.
81 Louts Sunday Law Advocates.

New crop, at ". F. Patterson's feed
store
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Old Papers for sale

Cheap, at THEsG1zErrE Office.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1887-11-25
FRANCE.

The news is that President Grevy is
about to resign, and that he is now pre-
pairing his final message to the French
Senate and Chamber. At this distance
from the scene of trouble we cannot grasp
all the details, and the American mind is
confused in endeavoring to understand
why President Grevy should vacate his
post. His son-in-law, Wilson, has prosti-
tuted Que of the departments to base uses.
and peddled its power for coin. NJ. Grew
has shielded him so far as he could on his
daughters behalf, but no one has attached
to the venerable Executive any stigma of
dlshonor, or laid at his door any charge of
corruption. He stands to-day as fair be-
fore France as in his prime when he
marched IN the forefront of events leading
up to the establishment of the republic
But the Radicals, Socialists and Monarch
lists have made common cause and crushed
his Ministry, and he appears to be TN
able to call another together. 1t is i'm
probable that the republicans who voted
with the extremists for the overthrow of
the Rouvier Ministry contemplated anv
such possibility as the deposition of the
President. The vote-969 to l9I-re-
fusing to declare his office vacant, shows
that the great majority of the Deputies do
not look with favor upon the schemes of
the Royalists, and that, it seems to us.
should have given NJ. Grevy the support he
so much needs. But the brave old patriot
has been broken down, and we are told that
the evidences of the hurt he feels are nain-
fully manifest, and that in this crisis of his
life his emotions overpower him. And no
wonder. He is far-seeing man; in the
precedent his resignation sets he foresees
the possible overthrow ef the Republic to
which he has been so deSotedly attached
If 1t Is TO become the rule that the Presi-
dent is TO yaeate his Office whenever the
turbulent Chamber of Deputies sees fit to
reouke him, the usefulness of the office
VIII be destroyed, and France will be kent
IN state OF unrest until the sSearied peo-
PIE consent 10 accept a mosarchy. Just
what Will be the immediate outcome of
Grevy's resignation no man car foretell
IN the attempt to elect another President
lhere Is Likelihood of serious conflict in
the convention of the Senate and tho
Chamber, and the result may be confusion
ana possibly anarchy. The Monareiists !
viii loose no opportunity to fomeut dis
cora ana to seize upon the slightest pre-
text to proclaim ruler; she chief saf.tr
OF the Republic, so far as that is concerned, |
Is IN the contention between the several
don royal robes
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THE DUTY OF THE HOUR.

1t is reported that an Eastern man,
viewing certain products of Butte county,
on exhibition at the rooms of the State
Board of Trade, said if he could be posi-
lively assured that the products really
grew IN Butte county he would go there
and invest. That is to say, to put it into
plain English, Northern and Central CAL
norma have been so abominably lied about
that the falsehood "sticks," and Eastern
people in large numbers have been brought
to believe that the north and central sec
lions are arctic, cherries, sterile and I'M
desirable, and they will not even go into
those regions to examine until insured
against disappointment.
1t is full time, and past, that the people of
the north and center should awake and set
about mailing the falsehoods and misrepre-
sensations current concerning their herit-
age. We do not charge the south as a
whole with having misrepresented the
horth, but it is true that certain of her
real estate dealers and INSCRIPTIONS agents
have done so, and with effect This is
demonstrable to the intelligence of any one
who takes pains to meet Eastern tourists
and converse with them They make no
concealment of the fact that it has been
impressed upon them that Northern Cali
fornia Is to be avoided because of cold,
snow, floods, sterility, and general cussed-
ness" as one intelligent tourist remarked
recently.
We have labored constantly to prevent
the cropping out of sectional iealousies
we have stood for the south, and shall,
and rejoice in its prosperity, and hope it
will be still more enlarged. We have con-
stantly borne testimony, and shall so con-
tinue, to the fact that at the north South
ern California has not been misrepresented.
nor detractions intended concerning her
But we regret that very many of the
press at the south decline to receive these
assurances and testimonies, and that not
few of them still continue to refer con-
temptuously to the north, and to express
themselves in tone that must give tour
lists erroneous impressions concerning this
section.
There is but one course to Dur
sue to counteract these influences not re-
taliation, for that would be to adopt a
policy condemned in others; but to 90 to
work with vigor and persistency hereto
fore unknown, and disburse money with
the liberality known at the south, to make
the truth concerning the northern and CEN
trail parts of California widely known to
publish it abroad so diligently, and so for
tined, that it will be impossible for innu-
endo, falsehood or cunning to prevail
against 1t. For Northern and Central
Californians that is the duty of the hour.
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A BATH TUB IN EVERY HOUSEHOLD.
Every one needs bath at times. and every
human habitation should contain some
thing for complete immersion in water.
and, since convenient and efficient porta-
bic baths, at comparatively low figures. are
now extensively advertised for sale. there
Is little excuse for most people to be with
out this priceless benefit In the long cat
alogue of diseases to which flesh is heir
says well-known Troy physician, scarcely
one can be named in the treatment Of
which bath is useless To those blessed
with good health, bath, as common sense
appliance, gives thrift and growth to
healthy functions, brightness and de-
hghtful serenity, clearness of mind and
buoyaney of spirit. 1t is certainly bless
ing 10 both mind and BODY. For the
mental worker it is nerve tonic. a
thorough application of water of proper
temperature will calm and give strength
and tone to his whole system. The indoor
laborer; who gets but scanty supply of
fresh AR, needs bath to obtain the skin
lnvigorating elements of the open air.
Heraii Of Health.